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 | The Halton Aphasia Centre... · Is a non-profit, charitable organization · Is a social recreation program · Emphasizes communication activities · Involves small and larger group activities · Focuses on effective communication, not just speech · Models helpful communication strategies · Provides an enriching communication setting · Challenges participants to improve their communication · Fosters bonds between stroke survivors · Provides support to family members · Educates the community about APHASIA |
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2011 Spring Newsletter
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LOCAL FAMILY RAISES $1,000 IN DONATIONS TO H.A.C.!
We are VERY grateful to Mrs. Maureen Wight and her three very givingchildren, Elizabeth, Sam & Robert, who through their tireless efforts raised $1,000 for HAC before Christmas 2009 by canning 400 jars of their ownhomemade pesto, salsa and jams and then selling their creations to their friends, family and members of their own sports teams.
It is difficult for small charitable organization such as ours to findfunding and their contribution is extremely helpful with this. Many, many thanks go out to all of them for all their hard work!
Shown here is a picture with our President (Intern), Board of Directors,Paul Kadlick, Maureen, Elizabeth, Sam & Robert Wight and our BurlingtonProgram Speech Language Pathologist, Sandy Billat.
It is difficult for small charitable organization such as ours to findfunding and their contribution is extremely helpful with this. Many, many thanks go out to all of them for all their hard work!
Shown here is a picture with our President (Intern), Board of Directors,Paul Kadlick, Maureen, Elizabeth, Sam & Robert Wight and our BurlingtonProgram Speech Language Pathologist, Sandy Billat.
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